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Hrunalaug

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Small geothermal pools on a family-owned farm near Flúðir. Modern changing facilities opened in 2026; historic photographs show the earlier setting.

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Hrunalaug’s pool in a snowy landscape; published March 2019. This historical winter view does not establish present access or facilities.
Hrunalaug’s pool in a snowy landscape; published March 2019. This historical winter view does not establish present access or facilities.Hrunalaug in winter — Toby Elliott · Unsplash License · Full frame · Published 2019-03-13 · capture date unconfirmed

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BEFORE YOU GO

Plan your visit

Source review . Facilities and policies can change; this is a desk review, not an access inspection.

Facilities
New changing facilities opened in 2026 with lockable lockers, toilets and showers; toiletries provided and towel rental offered.
Booking
No booking system for ordinary visits: first come, first served, with a 90-minute limit. Private sessions can be arranged directly.
Visiting with children
Children under 11 must be accompanied by an adult. Stones can be slippery; running and climbing are prohibited.
Mobility & access
Less than 200 m walk from parking. The operator explicitly states that the hot spring is not wheelchair accessible.
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Getting here

Less than 200 m from parking on uneven ground. The operator says the hot spring is not wheelchair accessible. Ordinary visits do not need advance booking; check current opening times and the 90-minute bathing limit.

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Leave it as you found it.

Check travel alerts, road conditions and weather before you go. Follow local rules, respect closures and private land, and take your litter home. Hot springs can be dangerously hot; only enter designated bathing areas.